ddrum dominion maple, paiste pst5's and the J.J. pearl signature snare with attack 3 ply kevlar head (i put alota meat into my snare). Tom heads are evans ec2's and kick is emad 3. i fuckin love this kit so much, it blows me away how good this sounds!
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you should flatten that rack tom out a little. especially for metal.








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my toms are mounted about that same angle and they are fine








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Deicide gives me a boner.

Drumosaurus wrote:

why

Better on your wrists, and you get more attack out of a drum if it's not angled like crazy.

Nice color on the kit though man.

generally i would agree but i think you should play however you feel most comfortable.








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True that! Personally I like it flatter, but thats just me! I LOVE the lime green dude! its rad! How does that 3 ply head sound?








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Flatter, but not flat.

You should, how should I put this, maybe think about not playing like a wild bashing caveman hunting down his night's meal. Hitting too hard actually makes your gear sound worse, not to mention the incredible wear and tear you're putting on your body. I know, I know, you're getting into it. I'm not saying you shouldn't, just that you might want to tone it down before an injury forces you to.








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Very nice man. That color is sick. the bass drum looks mad deep to. Sick.








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do you like that ddrum cause its one of the kits im thinking about?

SGarrett wrote:

Flatter, but not flat.

You should, how should I put this, maybe think about not playing like a wild bashing caveman hunting down his night's meal. Hitting too hard actually makes your gear sound worse, not to mention the incredible wear and tear you're putting on your body. I know, I know, you're getting into it. I'm not saying you shouldn't, just that you might want to tone it down before an injury forces you to.

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Cool kit! Not my fav colour, but hey, not my kit
Its mean looking though. Is that a 20 diameter x 22 legnth kick?

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Since when does the angle of the toms have anything to do with the genre of music? Come on now

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nightcrawler_steve wrote:

Since when does the angle of the toms have anything to do with the genre of music? Come on now

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You didn't know that? You have to have a certain kit setup when you play a certain genre. Otherwise, how else will you look like every other band on stage on any given night?








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Dr. Rodney McKay wrote:

Well, I only know one thing and that is that flying darkness that eats energy can only be very, very bad.

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SGarrett wrote:

nightcrawler_steve wrote:

Since when does the angle of the toms have anything to do with the genre of music? Come on now

~S

You didn't know that? You have to have a certain kit setup when you play a certain genre. Otherwise, how else will you look like every other band on stage on any given night?

It's like bringing a 3 or 4 piece to play a Power Metal show.

Would just look odd.

DrumFiend0206 wrote:

SGarrett wrote:

nightcrawler_steve wrote:

Since when does the angle of the toms have anything to do with the genre of music? Come on now

~S

You didn't know that? You have to have a certain kit setup when you play a certain genre. Otherwise, how else will you look like every other band on stage on any given night?

It's like bringing a 3 or 4 piece to play a Power Metal show.

Would just look odd.

its funny when you see jazz drummers with a 100peice kit








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